Re: Ben Stein's Movie EXPELLED - Could we have been "designed" bySpace Aliens?

"Bill Bonde ( 'the oblique allusion in lieu of the frontal attack' )" 
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> "Donald E. Flood" wrote:
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>> "Bill Bonde ( 'the oblique allusion in lieu of the frontal attack' )"
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>> > Richard Anacker wrote:
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>> >> Sers Tokay et all
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>> >> Tokay Pino Gris schrieb:
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>> >> > String theory is maths. Math works differently.
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>> >> But even this requires observation. Otherwise it's brain-wanking.
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>> > I think that maths has value even if it isn't connected to the real
>> > world in any way. Often before some use for it is found, it is
>> > studied by various free spirits.
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>> >> ST didn't start out of the blue. There are observations, maths tries

>> >> to
>> >> stick puzzles together and - what is a very im****tant thing - tries
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>> >> predict observations.
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>> > String theory is tricky because you can adjust the string theory to
>> > match any observation. This is a problem because it sounds a lot
>> > like "God did it".
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>> This statement is BULL****!  Clearly, you know NOTHING about String 
>> Theory,
>> and NO string theorist or any other physicist would agree with this
>> statement.  Little "wiggle room" exists in QED and GR, and I would 
>> venture
>> to say, even less exists within the string theory framework.
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> What do you think you know about string theory?
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What does it matter??  NO physicist would agree with your statement. 
Here's 
an authoritative website that might assist you further:

http://superstringtheory.com/

(And, yes, I am NOT a physicist; although, I enjoy the subject.)